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The phrase "a pretty obvious idea" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing that an idea is clear or easily understood by most people.
Example: "The suggestion to improve communication within the team was a pretty obvious idea that everyone agreed on."
Alternatives: "a rather clear idea" or "a quite evident idea."
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It seems like a pretty obvious idea, and nothing occurs to me off the top of my head that would make it impractical.
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That's a pretty obvious economic fact.
I was pointing out a pretty obvious fact.
This may sound like a pretty obvious point to make.
In hindsight, this seems like a pretty obvious thing, but it wasn't obvious to me in the beginning.
HIGH Bridges is a pretty obvious name for a fish restaurant in Amsterdam.
"Holding the aces" is a pretty obvious metaphor for the lead of a gambling story.
Seems like a pretty obvious move, right?
Media check-ins were a pretty obvious extension.
That seems like a pretty obvious question.
It's a pretty obvious move.
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